Norah and Katy work together. They are also friends outside of work. Norah and Katy are constantly texting each other. Their supervisor comments that, while this might be fine outside of work, it's inappropriate to constantly text each other in the office. This is an example of

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Honey Pie

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1 March, 20:01

Norah and Katy work together. They are also friends outside of work. Norah and Katy are constantly texting each other. Their supervisor comments that, while this might be fine outside of work, it's inappropriate to constantly text each other in the office. This is an example of

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Haiden · Answer 1

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Explanation:Interpersonal communication is contextual. This means there are various context of communication this includes

Psychological context, which refers to the person who they are. The needs, values and desires of that individual.

Situational context which refers to the actual social situation where the communication takes place, how you communicate outside of work will be diffrent to how you communicate at work, situations are different and also that has an influence on how you communicate

Environmental context this is a physical area where the communication takes place such as location, time of the day so in the case of Norah and Katy we can say they should take into consideration the change of the environmental context, they are now at work during the working time they can't be texting so the context environmentally has changed.

Cultural context includes this all refers to behavior that have been learnt by an individual with certain rules on how a person should communicate.